New project empowers Gwanda communities to tackle climate and resource governance challenges

Communities in three Gwanda villages, Silikwe, Sukwe and Bhopoma are set to benefit from a new phase of the Promoting Equitable and Sustainable Natural Resources Management (ProNRM) project, launched by the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Organisation (ZELO) to empower locals, especially women and youth, in addressing drought, climate change, and resource governance challenges.

Phase 1 of the ProNRM project, which focused on strengthening governance frameworks for food security and climate resilience, yielded promising results.

Irrigation schemes in Silikwe, Sukwe and Bhopoma reported improved irrigation governance, reduced conflict and increased productivity, according to an end-of-term evaluation by external facilitators supported by ZELO teams.

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